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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-13
spEsK1NG OF UNcLEs.
Three Little Tales About the One Who
Tried Experiments to See What People
Would Do.
ruth in CHICAGO Tribune.

Three Little Tales About the One Who
Would Dc.
r II C1yrtah in Chicago Tribune.
Speaking of %uncles," said the,one-eyed
man right in the face of the fact that the
last remark made by any 4 vas about
pointer dogs. eyes, mentioning uncles
reminds me that l used to have the all
firedest most peculiar eritter for an uncle
you ever heard tell of"
Nobody said a word. and the big man
with a bad reputation grcaned. But moth
ing could stop the one eyed man.
Greatest hand to try experiments that
ever lived, my uncle was; always expert
menting."
'Scientisi?" asked the little man,
meekly.
'Naw-iust an ordinary man. Run a
theatre at ore time. Took 1t into his head
10 try an experiment on the folks that al.
ways come late. Advertised performance
will begin at II o'clock midnight sharp.
Eight men came in from 1890 to l2:i5,
and at 1:25 O walked down the
middle Of the aisle with two children, and
seven persons had to get up to allow her 10
get TO her seat"
That's funny" said the little man.
Nothing funny about it" said the big
man; lust what the tarnal fool might
have expected"
Then at another time ny uncle vas SUI
perintendeat OF 4 railroad. The passenger
train had always left at | o'clock p. n,
but one day for an ex experiment. he adver-
tised all over hat to accommodate the pa.
trons OF the Great Disaster route the /
p. m. train would not leave till = As the
train pulled ont past the water-tSnk that
evening six Women who wanted 10 60 on
il stood On the platform kissing their
friends goodbye, aud a man from the First
ward went whoopirg down the track jerk
ing a uncovered trunk behind him and
reaching out for the rear platform. At
8:l5 man and his wife and four children
and a canary bird and cat in n basket
came into the depot and wanted 10 know
how long before the train would start"
Strange circumstance mUrmured the
little man.
"NUth'Dg strange eNceptthat a man will
sit and tell such internal lies growled
the big man.
But the biggest experiment my uncle
ever tried vas when he WAS IL the Legisla.
ture. He drew up a hill and got it through
and it became a law, extending the time
when take became delinquent from the
LIST Of February 10 tie LIST Of June. He
wanted TO see il as many people would sill
get left"
well. did thert?" asked the little man.
My uucie was too mad to ever tell.
You see he Wa so hUsy Watching the re-
suits of his experiment that be never
thought about hia OVID taxe1 till June 20,
and when lie went in to pay he found costs
AMI interest and treasurers' fees aud shet-
ifs fees and clerks fces counting up 80
they were raising the roof right of the
Court House, and he finally lost all his
property on a tax title" Then the one
eyed man glared at the big man and went
out before he could say q word.
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be resumed. The new furnace will be
finished and 3 plant for making cast-iron
pipe put in. The company owns 1900
acres of timber land, upon which are ex-
tensive iron mines.
The Duquesne steel works, near Pitts
bury, will begin operations December l
with so men, and will produce 100 ons of
pipe per week. The product will be chiefly
steel boiler tubes and lap weld wrought
iron tube. Two bending and a welding
furnace will be erected. Natural gas con-
neetions have been made by the Philadel-
phis Company.
The run each day in structural shapes
in the Pittsburg mills is about 400 tons,
principally at Carnegie, Phipps & Co.'s
Thirty-third street mill and at the Pitts
burg BCssemer, Homestead. Graf, Ben
nett 4 Co, are doing something in this
line at Millvale and some has been rolled
at their Clinton mill, Southside. Facilities
for incrs asing the output are being added.
If the contemplated car and locomotive
works previously reported as probably 10
be started at Admission, Alabama, in con-
nection with Noble Bros car-wheel and
car works are established, Mr.. John Noble
intends 10 build a new rolling mill. Re
ported that the plans for the new car
works, to employ POD OF more bands,
have been about eousummated.-HdaGfdc
turerS' Record.
The SIX mills of the Pittsbnrg district
engaged on pipe iron are producing LOO
tons a day. The three mills of the National
at McKeespOIt, 125 tons; Republic, 20
tons; Keystone, o. tons; Soho, 100 tons;
Elba, 100 tons, Millvale OF Graft, Bennett
< Co, 20 tons; Yesuvius, 80 tons; Etna,
- tons; Byers & Co., 80 tons. Besides
these the American, Oliver Bros. < Phil
lips and Lindsay & McCutcheon produce
more or less of skelps.
Imports Of pig iron into the United
States for nine months have grown from
lO5, geo in 1855 to 81, 900 tons in 1887;
scrap iron, 10000 to 259, OOO tons; steel
rails, 1900 to 300, coo tons The singular
feature is that while the British returns
report 1872, coo tons of steel rails exported
to the United States in nine months Of
1857 the figures from Washington give
%, 600 tons as the total o! foreign steel
rails received.
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In Loves

Most women naturally look forward to
matrimony rs their proper sphere in life,
but they should constantly bear in mind
that q fair, rosy face, bright eyes, and q
healthy, well developed form, are the hest
passports to a happy marriage. All those
wasting disorders, weaknesses. dragging
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Prescription. 1t is the only medicine for
women, sold by druggists, under a postire
guarantee from the manufacturers, that it
will give satisfaction in every Gaze, or
money will BE- refunded This guarantee
has been printed on the bottlc-wrauper,
and faithfully carried ont for many years.
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The biuge factory is ruUniug fall time.
The tack factory is oaly working psrt
tine.
Tire prospects are that we Will not have
IL strike ia the g..ss factories.
The planning milf arc all running full
time egi business is reported good.
Tee IL Belle factory and nail plate de-
yar,msn; have been running steadily the
pas; week.
The E,,ou glass works 10 on full and is
nlvlr. Il Eig iun 0u their sItin flush and
opsle,c,ut Ware.
lie Belmont plate mil AMI factory has
been !uuniIg iars tine tbs past week
aInSr o; the coll uach,Gos were idle.
Hobbs Rr5rkuriev " Co and the Central
Glass Works have been running full time
the past week anil trade is reported good
The Riverside Tube Works Is now manu-
featuring tr,: class pipe aud the prospects
are that 1t will ho in tu'l operation in the
near iu;u"e.
The nail plate department and factory
Of the Top mill worked sa"eral dOys the
bet we x aud expect to do the same the
lommiag wr-k.
Iae Eeawood t,ctory has been running
party 5hr p.-S. week, and the plate mill
hes been working ut night. Coal Is used
uu|er the boilers in the factory.
The Riverside factory and skelp hi /
have heyn running ith coal ~ Iuel the
past week art on Monday last sixty coal
miners were given co'ploy msnt ia the mill
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-13
MILL MOTIFS

The new blirtm ill OF tue Peunsylyania
steel works will soon be ready for opera
ton.
Tae steel rail manufacturers will hold q
meeting shortly to decide upon the ton
aye for the coming year.
The PittsburE B,ssemer, Homestead,
his "a lew 50 ton bears, made by Morgan,
OF Alliance. I. will shear up four inches
thick.
Parties base been corresponding with
the mayer OF Dallas, Texas, in regsrd to
the establishment; OF a rolling mill and shot
lower.
The GleniOn Iron Wheel Company, OF
Toledo. Ohio, aye erecting 4 $2GO,OOO TAG
tory. Il will BE- three story and basement,
aud built on Superior street.
Work has beea couUeced on the foun-
dation Ofthe new rail- mill to be erected at
Jackson. Mich. The building is to be
3})xIlO feet, bgick walls and metal roof.
The johnson Steel Street Rail Co. has
decided to locate the new works on The
Won Luben farm, close 20 JOhnstown, Pa.
There will be erected furnaces and rolling
mills in addition 10 the present works at
WOolvale.
The Edgar Thomson mill IS stin on three
turns. making about $50 tons Of rSils .
day. The contract now on is for the Union
Pacific. which has taken some 50, 900 tons
the last two years and ell take 1O, 1000
tons this year.
The old Eagle mill, Of twenty furnaces,
Sawmll Run, Pitts61Tg, after ashut down
Of one month for repaiga, ia 10 run for the
hrst time ia five years Oy the owners OF the
plant. The mack is now sold, but shortly
1t will be rolled into skelps and msnufae-
tured into pipe on the premises
The Tennessee Coal, lion and Railroad
Company and the SlOss Iron and Steel
Company, OF Birmingham, Ala, having
bought the right to manufacture steel by
the basic process of Jacob Reese, of Pitts
burg, have selected SITES at Ensley, Ala,
for mammoth steel works, aud propose to
begin work soon.
The difficulties Of parties interested IN
the Oregon Iron and Steel Co, at 0swegO,
Oregon, have been settled and work Is 70
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TRADE NOTES.

A cotton mill, the first in the state, Is
about to be established 81 Topeka, Kansas.
There are fewer labor agitatiOns in pro-
gress now than there have been for two
years past
The Washington City workingmen in
dulgedin q giant parade and mass meet
ing on Wednesday evening, ID inst.
A company composed of Ashland, KY,
capitalists has been organized to erect a
large stove foundry at that place.
The factory for the manufacture of the
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Good Results in Every Case.

D. 4. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga Tenn, writes, that he wac
seriously afflicted with a severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many rene-
diea without benefit. Being induced to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
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BY use of q few bottles. Since which time
he has used it in bis family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This Is the
experience Of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan 4 Co.'S Drug
store.
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r

Rev. C. c. Hays will preach q sermon
this morning 'In the interest Of Young
Men, and the young men of the commu-
nifty are especially invited. Service held
in the Y. NJ. C. A. Rooms, commencing at
eleven o'clock. In the evening the cnn-
gregation will unite with the other churches
in a meetingin the Kirkwood NJ. E Church,
under the auspices OF the Young Mems
Christian Association.
The Week of Prayer for Young Men will
be observed by Union Meetings every even
ing during the week, except Saturday.
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Suit Yourself,

but there is no other remedy for sick
headache, dizziness, constipation, bilious.
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equal to those reliable little Pleasant
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OF druggists.
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5>z ED.

B~ARCOCX-On Thursday. Noyc1hcr 10. 1857,
BAYLEsS II. BABC0CK. in his 3%i year
Funeral services a tie lr.iIruce Of Geo Wat
son, 23R Chaplire street, -'.ndsy, November II,
1885,, at , o'clock J.. IN lends of The family
are invited.
uNDERWoOD-S Saturday morning, November
u, 1857, at 3 O'Clock, CATHEElNE Z wifr If 10.
scph Underwood, In the 3%I year Of her aga.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband,
No. 1891 Eoff street, MONDAY morning at 0 o'clock.
Interment at Mt. Calvary cemetery Friends OF
the family are invited.
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BELMONr'S VOTE.

omcial Returns of Last Tuesdays E,ec-
tiou,
ST. GAINESVILLE, November Il. The
official vote of Belmont county is as fol-
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asru advertisements.

EoR RENT-CcUNTRY RESIDENCE, FIVE
II Rcomed Frame House, near motor line. For
particulars enquire ON premises Of Mrs: E. N.
HILDRETH. noi2 1915
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BY LAST MOTIFS NAL

Mrs. James Bayard Kane, n isier
OF Secretary Dayard, was married in
New York TO Levi T.. III q.
Jake Sharp. tue blood I" alderman
was convicte l. IIc will be sentenced
July Is.
June wheat is said 10 be cOtnered
in New York.
Ex.GOycrnor Ross, Of Della Vars.
is deal.
Two more battles wero fought in
Afghsnistan between the Ameei's
troops and the Ghilzais.
Blinkcy Morgan, Pat Henley rad
w. IIa'ringt n, tie robbers who
stole so mary furs at CleyeIsn ! OHIO
last winter and escaped by killing
Detective nulIigan> we're captured al
Alphenn> Michigan.
The families OF fit zen strikers at
tho Pennsvlvanis Sab Works at Ma
trona, Pa. were evic ted by the sher.
III and his dep uties.
Tie trial of the Cookery farm
condemut don case 10 Cumberland is
nearly finishe'.
Fifteen Rusisn conspirators we're
sentence to death, amo1g them be :
Ing two wOmea.
Thomas OCOnuer plead guilty OF
killing Eve persons in Phdadelp5ia.
AN man ia San Artoni', Texas,
gave birIh TO Tour iofants. all died.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. /,
June "a. .Ra1.

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. !
June 20, :es1.
Cattle are cold at these 6gurss live weisht
Hogs are sold at net weight that 10 70 ne,
cent .geCerally )o6 from live weight. Sheen
are soli gross. that il live weight o. Goth
ing o6.
Prices Ct Beef Cattle this week ranged N
foiiows: Beat Bssves ut sT}aSS 90. tbose
generally rated 6rst qnsii,y4 63sas4 s73 me.
dism or good fair quality 4 25.s4 625. and
oro,nAfy thin stern, oxen and cows q 90 a
% 80 per lColbs.
VI the Cattle received 243 came from
Maryland, 4e2 from Pennsylvania. 1871 from
Illinois. 232 from Virginia, 4s from Ohio,
and q from New York. Total receipts for
the week 1923 against 1889 last weak. and
lI55 SANE time last year.
VI .he offerings 722 were tsken By the Bal.
timore butchers. Is by country dealers. and 20
sold TO Eastern sreculators. Total sales for
the week T55 against 6l4 'sst week, and ess
same time last year
SHEEP AND LANES -Thsre has been q fair.
ly ec'ive trade In batchcrs Sheep this week
and slow market for Lambs. The quality of
the offerings is not ~ good ~ was that of
lest weeks feceipu We quote butcher Sheeo
At 2is4t cents per 10, and Lambs a, 4as} cts
per % gross. Receipts G 6s6 head.
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jeware of Ointments for Catarrh
that contain Mercury.

as Mercury will surely de, troy ihJ
sense Of smell and completely de.
range the whole system when enter
ing IL through the mucus surfaces:
Such articles should never he used
except OF prescrii TORS from roput1
bic physicians, 90 The damage they
will do arc ten iold 10 the coed ron
can possibly derive from them. Ialrs
Ca'afrh Cure. manufactured by 4. J.
Cheney & CO., Toledo, Ohio. contains
no mercury and is iaten intcrnallv
and sc's directly upon the blood ami
mOcus surfaces Of the tystefn. In
buying Halls Caarrh Cdre be sure
'bat you ges TIE genuine, IL is taken
IN ernally and made in Toledo, Ohio.
by Il J Cheney & Go.
70 So'd by Druggists. price 75c.
per bottle.
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ion Company's works, occupying ak
acres OF ground. together With mines
teen million pounds Of short. ribs. sew
enteen thousand barrels Of met =
pork and seven hundred hogs wcr .
completely destroyed BY Gre ia Chi :
cago Sunday. Armour 4 Co. tho
p.optietors. lost $3.50. 600.
The pesch crop 10 the great peach
growing state OF Delaware will he We.
~ email.
The London Times accuses Ter
ence v. fowderlv. grand master work !.
man OF the Knights of Labor; oil be-
ing an anarchist.
Ex. Attorney General James Spee,l.
OF President Lincoln's cabinet. is deal
Tobacco warehouses, conta:ning
5000 hogsheads Of pobs con. WEIR.
burned in Louisville. Ky, Saturday.
Loss. $500, 000.--In q tight between
Mexican customs officers and emua-
glers at Piedras Ncgrss, Mexico, TWO
OF the former we're killed, and four OF
them hail their torsea shot from IN :
der them-The body Of Stephen
Pecre, who crossed the cbasm below
Niagara Falls on ; cable five-ci9ths OF
an inch thick last week, was found at
tho foot OF the bluff in the river Sat
urday. tie had been drinking heavily !.
King Otto OF Bavaria has ben OH
ciallv declared To be insane.
The work Of double tracking tho
Philadelphia extension of the Ralti-
more and Ohio is going ahead rapid
ly... George Shoaff. a we'll known
gambler, formerly marshal Of Lulii,.
Texas. has boon arrested on charge
of being the train rohber leader, Cap !.
tair Dick. T. =. Richardson, Of Nc
Mullen county, was also arrested In
san Antonio, on suspicion Of being
one of the train robbers.
II is rumored that conference Of
lea ling Democrats with references to
party policy is about 10 be held ID
Washington.
The g. A. r. Posts Of Lynn and
salem, Mass. will visit Richmond
during the present month.
The total cases OF fever at Kew
West 10 date are As, total deaths Is,
sick now. l6, ',iectargel cured 10.
The Mono county marble quarry, GO
miles from Carson. Nevada, was COM
pletely destroyed by the recent earth.
quake. The marble was broken into
cubes no: over foot square. The
Ledge was over five lilies long ind 400
feet wide, containing fine grale OF
marble, ranging Ia shade from pura
white to black. The quarry was sa..
ued at 81 100000.
The Southern Express offisc at
WickIiffe. XIV, was robbed " ednes.
day of about 81. 100 Ivy man giving
the name Of II. w. Wells.
Icebergs are thick on the Atlantic
coas'.
Under the readjustment OF salaries
the postmaster OF Baltimore will re.
ccive $4,000 instead OF $4,000 pcr
annum.
John Ohio, Ell. Clark and Au ust
Smith have been arrest d, charged
WIKI robbing tile Southern Pacific
train near Flstonia. Tcxas, Fri lay
night.
A tramp was killed and several
persons injured in a wreck on the
B. & o. n'ar Terra Alta.
Charles ID al OF Oakland attempt.
I'd su'cide in tie Jail at Cumberland.
1t w. Caldwell, a prominent law
yer; of Brooke county, this State, was
struck by train on the Pam Il andle
Road, Mt Wheeling Junction, Tues.
day, and Instantly killed.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
FARMS AND LANDS.

DY virtue az deed Of trus' to the under.
- signed, V. Al. Polling, trustee, from
James Heare and Zulemna J.. Ee.re his
vile, to secure the payment Of a debt to
vii liam Albright. which deed is dated the
9th day OF September, 1882, and recorded in
The Clerks Offi,e of The County Court IF
Hampshire county in deed book Nc 81. page
342, ! Will eel at public auction. at the late
req dence Of said James b. care in s. aid
county, on
Saturday. the 10th o. JAY, 1887,
the tract Of land conveyed in seid deed of
trust, lying in said Hampshire county, on
the waters OF Little Capou, containing
1:5I ACRES,
more or less, being the land known az
the John Carter tract, on which said James
u Heare resided at his death, and the same
conveyed to him by Matthew Heare &c :,
upon tae following ie-ms, va: One third
OF purchase money Cash in hand, ore Third
'hereof. with interest. in one year, and the
re idue, with interest, in two ! ears from the
day OF sale, the purchasers to give n otes with
good security for the deferred pay ments aud
Inc legal title to be retained rs a further Sc.
curly.
V. II. POLLING, Trustee.
June 10, 1887.
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1870 - - -------------
EoURTH OF JULY EXCURSION 4.

The custom long since established by the
Daiu more q 10 Railroad o. selling low
rate excursion ticket, uron tbe National
Holiday, will be observed this wear. ss
usual, aud excursion tickets will be sold IN
and fion all stations on The Baltimore and
Ohio sytsm Of lines east OF the Ohio River.
Tickets will be cold July I'd, 81 and 4lI
and VIII be velid for return rsssage until
July ota inclusive June 25-2w
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The advertisement Of Hamilton Femala
College which appears in this issue OF oar
paper IS one you can AFFORD TO read II is
the 5e,, equipped institution 10 Kentucky
Ter the education Of giTls. and those having
dnnuhf'rs 10 educate might do we'll to send
for ~ catalogue. II IL located In the Blue.
grass region Of this Staie--a region noted
for It's good schools, fast horses and pretty
women.
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Confectionery!

STOCK of Candies, cakes crackers nuts fruits A
ana cT a oanae from 10 to soc 1aI CSC Cur
rams loc Itron 35c nuts 20 Fresh ers NAL
Sl2V per gallon Oyster crackers 7Oc per Coal Oil
am tah to my friends ;c patronage and AJAX that they
VIII 10 aud ana encourage
goods You VIII ind me opposite the Courthouse. -
LOUISA HOUSER
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rEEuArs there are. in Hampshire,
some boys onl girls as we'll as chill
aren of Al oller grow b. who .h nk
they have a hard time. II so, letth m
read the following, from nh address
by Knight Of Labor l'c urer, dcliv
cred in Baltimore last Friday night.
IL Is q true picture Of the unhappy lot
OF children and somen who have 10
make their own living. not only in tho
places named but ~ almost all large
cities, the World var.
1--WE have institutions for charit,-
BILE purposes, with names almost as
long as et,rnty. We have organi-
zttions for the prevcn'io ion OF cruelty
To- animals, hat n1n3 for the proven
ton OF cruelty to humanity. And
the 1000 women who mike pans in
New York for AMI cents a pair.
whose homes have visited in the a.
leventh stories Of hon ,es, must work
nigh, day and Sunday 10 keep their
souls ard bnlie' together. I know
OF poor girl who was compelled to
work in Ncwars corset factory two
weeks Tor nothing ard four weeks NJ
q pitlance. which was stolen from her
by system OF fues Vt left her five
cents for wages At the end Cf sir
weeks labor This girl was turned
out Of her b ,ardin :. house into the
street, an very sooa fell into A lie
OF shame, chan siug her name so that
Der m )ther in Maine, whose sup,or
she was, might never know her dco
radiation. YoI have all heard OF the
Barbour Tire vi Works In Patterson
New Jersey There they have wbap
is called vet spinning. Year il. yesr
out women sand in water On a stone
slab floor With je; Of wa'cr pour